Re:U.S. and China wage war beneath the waves – over internet...
by no_wizard on Friday April 07, 2023 @01:52PM
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> Europe is a vassal. If the US didn't show up that would be a problem for the US.
The definition of a vassal and how European countries act and engage do not match. This is both factually false and even subjectively false. European countries are not vassal states of the US. No country is, in fact.
>It's a good thing we held one random trader from Credit Suisse accountable for 2008.
This makes no sense. The US is not singularly responsible for the mortgage crisis that swept the world. No one country is.
Not even sure how to address the rest, since there is no real attempt to engage the issues at hand, nor provide counter points to how it would be better with China helming global issues
The definition of a vassal and how European countries act and engage do not match. This is both factually false and even subjectively false. European countries are not vassal states of the US. No country is, in fact.
>It's a good thing we held one random trader from Credit Suisse accountable for 2008.
This makes no sense. The US is not singularly responsible for the mortgage crisis that swept the world. No one country is.
Not even sure how to address the rest, since there is no real attempt to engage the issues at hand, nor provide counter points to how it would be better with China helming global issues